Elon Musk says 150-year-olds received social security while his son imitates his gesture.

At the White House, President Donald Trump was joined by Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, as they signed an executive order in the Oval Office. Musk's four-year-old son, X �� A-Xii, was also present for the event.

This was the first time that Musk had appeared alongside Trump and his son, and he took the opportunity to speak about his efforts to combat federal corruption. He emphasized the importance of transparency in his work and mentioned his appointment by Trump to lead the Department of Government Efficiency.

Musk stated that his department is using common sense methods to identify unqualified disbursements, but did not provide any evidence of government officials giving money to 'fraudsters'. In an attempt to illustrate the severity of the issue, he mentioned the existence of social security checks being sent to recipients who were supposedly 150 years old. He then joked that these individuals should either be in the Guinness book of world records or famous, as he doubted that anyone could actually live to be 150.

During the press conference, Musk's son, X �� A-Xii, stood by his side and occasionally mimicked his father's hand gestures. Trump even commented on X's intelligence, referring to him as a 'high IQ individual'.

The event may have been seen as bizarre by some, but it was a rare opportunity to see Musk, Trump, and a young child all together in a professional setting. The presence of Musk's son added a lighthearted touch to the serious topic of government corruption.

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